Cycloramphus dubius Miranda-Ribeiro. 1920 is a frog species from the coastal Atlantic Forest in Southeastern Brazil. It uses waterfalls of forested rivulets as breeding sites. The eggs are placed outside of water, between rock crevices or roots constantly wetted by water dripping. Clutches have about 60 eggs, and the tadpoles grow attached to rocks, out of water. Males of this species exhibit parental care, biting and/or pushing away strange objects approaching the egg masses. Two types of calls were identified in the spectrograms. The "advertisement calls" consist of juxtaposed pulses lasting 200ms; the "aggressive calls", also have the short pulses structure, and last around 300ms. The aggressive calls are emitted during territorial invasion.

Hyla ranki, sp. n., is described from the state of Minas Gerais, southeastern Brazil. This new species resembles Hyla rizibilis Bokermann, 1964. The advertising call and the tadpole are also described. Observations on the biology of the new species are referred and the recognition of the group rizibilis, constituted by H. rizibilis and H. ranki, sp. n., is proposed. Hyla mirim B. Lutz, 1972 is synonymized with H. rizibilis.

The physical parameters of vocalizations in Hyla rubicundula are analyzed in the topotypical population and some requirements for this kind of analysis are discussed.